Soil and Fertilizing Dragon Fruits in containers 

Way too expensive a mix for DF, which is basically a weed.

Have you considered what's going to happen 2 to 4 years down the road with a complex soil mix? Soil material breaks down unevenly over time. What do you plan on top dressing with when the soil breaks down? For this reason we keep it simple, Cow manure and add perlite when the compost holds water.

@@Spicyexotics What is the mix ratio of Cow manure and perlite? 60/30? or 75/25? etc

@@Spicyexoticshello dear i am srilankan budhist monk i realy like growing dragon fruit Can you tell me clearly about the ingredients needed to prepare this fruit? thank you

Absolutely, but if your going direct into the ground I would stick with straight compost.

Two half inch drain holes in our 18 gallon container and four half inch holes in our 25 gallon containers

We do 1 to 1 or 1 to 2 or 1 to 3

You can usually tell inside color by how the stems shape looks. I have red, and white. Both different stems, or can call them branches.

No exact measurement. Some batches of compost have different consistencies. I start off with 2 gallons to 50 pounds of soil and go from there.

@@Spicyexotics thanks Tye!

We don't use this combo every time, only when the compost holds too much water.

What variety?

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@@humayunkabir1161 did you purchase from us, if so please share the date.

@@Spicyexotics no I didn't in fact I am not from ur country

@@humayunkabir1161 growing conditions, soil, climate and time of year are all need to give the best possible answer. The age of the cutting, was it from seed or a branch. Likely, it's fine. The plant just ran out of growth energy. When it's ready to grow again, new shoots will appear.

As long as it's composted, it should be fine.

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It varies on the compost mixture. Apply more perlite to clay-based mixtures and less perlite to sandy mixtures.

@@Spicyexotics thanks for the info